Sentence examples for intelligence turning from inspiring English sources

Endless rules smother public servants' innovation and intelligence, turning them into bureaucratic windup toys.

The leaked cables show South African intelligence turning down politically motivated requests for information about opposition activists from other spy agencies – including from Cameroon on the country's opposition leader, Pierre Mila Assouté, and from Sri Lanka about Tamil groups operating in South Africa.

Blogging, social media sites, wikis, mashups, and more reflected a changing consciousness among the Internet's denizens – one which Tim O'Reilly, whose Web 2.0 conferences helped solidify the term as a part of our everyday lexicon, once described as a "collective intelligence, turning the web into a kind of global brain".

Occasionally, something like this actually happens, though mostly in small, unintimidating places, and then only when my initial intelligence turns out to be, you know, intelligent.

Creating artificial intelligence turns out to be far more challenging than anyone expected.

"It is true that much of the intelligence turned out to be wrong," Mr Bush said.

The only character who consistently speaks with intelligence turns out to be not only crazy but destructive.

Social intelligence turns out to be especially important in crisis situations.

"In general the flow of intelligence turned out not to be true".

And suppose we don't act and the intelligence turns out to be right, how forgiving will people be?

President Bush said in 2005 that "much of the intelligence turned out to be wrong" but that "it was right to remove Saddam Hussein from power".